Name: Human Scroll
Rank: S
Power: S
Activation Cost: 25 to apply the full seal
Upkeep Cost: N/A
Range: N/A
Speed: N/A
Element: N/A
Skill: Fuuinjutsu
Classification: Personal
Requirements: B tier Intelligence
Parent Technique: N/A
Hand Seals: Rat, Tiger, Rat, Dog, Bird
Description: Akame, typically with the use of a clone or with chakra create ink, paints a full body fuuinjutsu onto her skin. The design is simple in its base form. One line on the front, back, and sides of every limb is drawn to meet one of two lines on the front and back of her torso and neck. Four rings wrap around each limb, connecting these four lines. Five rings wrap around her torso to connect those two lines. The line on the back runs up the back of her neck while the one on the front runs to her collarbone. The two meet under her jaw, wrapping her neck completely. Two smaller lines run up from the center of each side of her jaw, branching off to meet at the tip of her nose as well as wrapping around her hairline and meeting at the center. There, a line dips halfway down her forehead and stops. On each finger and each toe, the two lines on the top and bottom of the arms and front and back of the legs continues onto the top and bottom of each hand and foot. These branch out to each individual finger and toe, meeting at the tip.
Spread intermittently along these lines are circles of ink three inches in diameter. In total, there are 100 total along all of the lines with one on each finger. This seal is then burned into her skin with chakra, giving her a permanent fuuinjutsu tattoo that can't simply be wiped away. The tattoo is also linked with her chakra network, allowing her to access its secondary functions instinctively rather than needing to really think about it. Each of these circles of ink is a "seal slot", which can take the form of any fuuinjutsu and functions the exact same way as it normally would. However, rather than display which seal is which, when one slot is used the circle of ink empties the center of the circle with the kanji for "occupied". Akame's high intellect and excellent memory allows her to keep track mentally of which seal is which, and she can also feel what is inside each one by focusing on it and mentally thinking about what is inside of it.
The advantage this technique provides is that the circles can move along the lines in any way Akame desires. This allows her to shift the location of a seal from one part of her body to another, allowing her to quickly access whatever it is she needs at the touch of a finger in the middle of a fight. The multiple lines on each limb and on the rest of her body allows this transfer, with each line moving one direction on her body. This allows for efficient flowing and exchanges for the seals to maneuver around her body with.
Weaknesses: The circles can be seen moving by Akame's opponents, at least the parts of her body that aren't covered by clothing. This can give them a hint when she's planning something since she'll be moving things around. The efficient paths of the seal is also easy to read, after all.
Rank: S
Power: S
Activation Cost: 25 to apply the full seal
Upkeep Cost: N/A
Range: N/A
Speed: N/A
Element: N/A
Skill: Fuuinjutsu
Classification: Personal
Requirements: B tier Intelligence
Parent Technique: N/A
Hand Seals: Rat, Tiger, Rat, Dog, Bird
Description: Akame, typically with the use of a clone or with chakra create ink, paints a full body fuuinjutsu onto her skin. The design is simple in its base form. One line on the front, back, and sides of every limb is drawn to meet one of two lines on the front and back of her torso and neck. Four rings wrap around each limb, connecting these four lines. Five rings wrap around her torso to connect those two lines. The line on the back runs up the back of her neck while the one on the front runs to her collarbone. The two meet under her jaw, wrapping her neck completely. Two smaller lines run up from the center of each side of her jaw, branching off to meet at the tip of her nose as well as wrapping around her hairline and meeting at the center. There, a line dips halfway down her forehead and stops. On each finger and each toe, the two lines on the top and bottom of the arms and front and back of the legs continues onto the top and bottom of each hand and foot. These branch out to each individual finger and toe, meeting at the tip.
Spread intermittently along these lines are circles of ink three inches in diameter. In total, there are 100 total along all of the lines with one on each finger. This seal is then burned into her skin with chakra, giving her a permanent fuuinjutsu tattoo that can't simply be wiped away. The tattoo is also linked with her chakra network, allowing her to access its secondary functions instinctively rather than needing to really think about it. Each of these circles of ink is a "seal slot", which can take the form of any fuuinjutsu and functions the exact same way as it normally would. However, rather than display which seal is which, when one slot is used the circle of ink empties the center of the circle with the kanji for "occupied". Akame's high intellect and excellent memory allows her to keep track mentally of which seal is which, and she can also feel what is inside each one by focusing on it and mentally thinking about what is inside of it.
The advantage this technique provides is that the circles can move along the lines in any way Akame desires. This allows her to shift the location of a seal from one part of her body to another, allowing her to quickly access whatever it is she needs at the touch of a finger in the middle of a fight. The multiple lines on each limb and on the rest of her body allows this transfer, with each line moving one direction on her body. This allows for efficient flowing and exchanges for the seals to maneuver around her body with.
Weaknesses: The circles can be seen moving by Akame's opponents, at least the parts of her body that aren't covered by clothing. This can give them a hint when she's planning something since she'll be moving things around. The efficient paths of the seal is also easy to read, after all.